Despite being flooded with all manner of death dealing propaganda, we can still choose life. This sermon will help us decipher between propaganda and prophetic truth and empower us to engage in the struggle for liberation.

One of the biggest obstacles for us to find inner peace is the shame that we carry. Join Matthew Pargeter-Villarreal on a journey and a discussion of shame... and how we can finally work to say goodbye to it in our lives once and for all to become the beautiful and creative beings that we are destined to be.

Noah's Ark doesn't usually get painted as a Horror Bible text, yet when we search in the waters of the stories, we realize there is more beneath the surface to this ancient story of the Great Flood.

Welcome to Horror Bible 2020! This week we will be starting out our annual festival of eerie exegesis and bloodcurdling Bible study with the story of the plagues that were visited on the people of Egypt in the book of Exodus.

This sermon is part of this year's Church of the River Canvass!

In honor of Labor Day, we are going to be talking this week about work, and specifically what it means to do the spiritual work that is an inherent part of Unitarian Universalist life.

This week is our Blessing of the Animals service. We will also be reflecting on the current divisions and difficulties in our world and asking what lessons our pets can teach us about how to meet our time.

Loneliness is an exceptionally difficult concept to talk about. And yet it is crucial for us to talk about it, especially during this exceptionally lonely time. What are the lessons that we can learn from loneliness, and what are the ways in which we can move out of a lonely place even as we are being kept apart?

Rivers, like all bodies of water, can symbolize many things to many people. Water can be a source of life, but also a source of destruction. What does it mean for such a rich symbol of life to also sometimes mean the opposite? What does it mean to think about these things in this moment when we are all being kept apart from one another?

Poet Toi Derracotte famously wrote that, "Joy is an act of resistance." But what do these words mean for us now? Meredith Barber will be reflecting on sources of joy; where we might find them and what they have to tell us.